TurboTenant Crowns 8 Hot States Charlotte Landlords Can’t Ignore
TurboTenant’s 2026 ranking names North Carolina among eight top states for rental investors. We break down what the list means for Charlotte‑area buyers and what to watch.
NC State’s Infamous ‘Crane Lot’ Finally Gets A Second Act
A decade‑old, half‑built site across from NC State is finally moving: CityPlat has broken ground at 2510 Hillsborough St. and plans street‑level retail, restaurants and offices. The developer has signed at least one tenant and aims to reuse the old concrete frame.
N.C. Supreme Court to Hear Rockingham Rezoning Appeal
The North Carolina Supreme Court agreed to review whether neighbors can sue over a 192‑acre Rockingham rezoning tied to a proposed casino. The case could reshape who has standing to challenge local zoning changes.
Stein Signs Off On $4 Million Rural Grant Blitz, Nearly 400 Jobs For Small-Town NC
The Rural Infrastructure Authority approved eight grants totaling $4.085M to ready sites and utilities across rural North Carolina — officials say the awards could create 396 jobs and unlock $126M in investment.
Raleigh Docs Scramble For Space As Medical Office Vacancies Shrink
Medical‑office vacancies in Raleigh have slipped as outpatient demand outpaces new deliveries, tightening the market for clinic and specialty space. Landlords and investors are adjusting to the new normal.
Wayne County Cuts $756 Million Mystery Deal For Just 9 Jobs As Data Center Chatter Grows
Wayne County approved incentives for a $756 million proposal that pledges nine permanent jobs; county records and business reporting say the unnamed plan "appears to be" a data center.












